One of the biggest stumbling blocks in the way of Padel as it attempts to break through in the United States is a lack of courts and the infrastructure required for the sport to grow. Padel is unique in its setup in that it requires a specific court and glass surrounding the court in order for the game to be played.

Costly materials This is due to the extensive resources required for carbon production, including substantial costs, time, and labor. As carbon is a highly sought-after element, it is not surprising that padel rackets command such high prices.

Easy + Simple + Fun Padel has become popular due to three factors, it is easy, simple, and fun. These factors help anyone of all ages and abilities enjoy the sport. When anyone wants to come to a new sport, they want to be able to play it easily and have fun, and not be frustrated by how tricky it is.

In 1993, the Sports Council of Spain recognised paddle as a sport, and changed its spelling to padel for pronunciation purposes in the Spanish language. In 2005 the first professional world tour, Padel Pro Tour, was created.